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Child Selected as New Miss America - Terry Mitchell
I have a major problem with the fact that 17-year-old Teresa Scanlan of Omaha, Nebraska, was recently selected as the new Miss America. Nothing personal against Teresa, but I find her selection completely outrageous. Why? Because, in the eyes of the law, a 17-year-old is a minor – a child.... Submitted 1 year 23 days ago.

Bob Newhart Still Alive at 81 – NCIS Role Reprises Mild Mannered Comedian with David McCallum - Gregory Lewis
HOLLYWOOD, CA - Bob Newhart is still kicking. Playing a mild tempered, beloved psychologist in the ‘70s, with the classy Suzanne Pleshette as his classy wife in The Bob Newhart Show, 81 year old Newhart has made it this far. He turned up recently on NCIS. Ms. Pleshette did not make it, of... Submitted 1 year 23 days ago.

Oprah Winfrey: Billionaire Fatso Hypocrite and Narcissist - Joel Hirschhorn
In our complex world with never-ending surprises and disappointments, there are some things that I am absolutely certain of. Oprah Winfrey will appear again as the biggest billionaire fatso, even if she thins down again. The world is filled with low IQ fans of Oprah that fall for her many sales... Submitted 1 year 35 days ago.

Why I Don’t Believe in Ghosts: The Miserable Record of SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters - Gregory Lewis
A HAUNTED MANSION COMING TO A THEATER NEAR YOU - Sometimes I allow myself to get sucked into watching Ghost Hunters on the SyFy channel. Those guys are ex-Roto Rooter plumbers who figured out that it is more lucrative to have your own TV show than to unclog bathroom sinks and toilets. Gee, I... Submitted 1 year 35 days ago.

Who are the Winners of the People's Choice Awards? - Gregory Lewis
LOS ANGELES - The People’s Choice Awards were ceremoniously announced last night in Los Angeles. Katy Perry of Firework picked up two awards as Favorite Female Artist and Favorite Online Sensation. This last category is in recognition of performances we may only see on YouTube, never... Submitted 1 year 36 days ago.

Cheryl Cole cartoon caricature - I haven't been cruel! - - LeahG Artist
I have drawn a cartoon caricature of the UK's answer to Marylin Monroe, Cheryl Cole! Cheryl Cole is presently an X-Factor judge and mentor for finalists. When not working on the X-Factor Cheryl has both a solo singing career and is a member of world famous pop group ' Girls Aloud'. Cheryl is a... Submitted 1 year 127 days ago.

Simon Cowell enjoying the fruits of his Labour! Simon Cowell Cartoon Caricature - - LeahG Artist
I have been drawing caricatures of the UK's X-Factor finalists and it occurred to me I should be drawing the X-Factors biggest celebrity lure and that is of course Simon Cowell himself. Simon is known in the USA for his appearances on Pop Idol and in the UK for the X-Factor and Britain's Got... Submitted 1 year 127 days ago.

Katie Waissel Caricature Cartoon - Check Out Her Hair, It's Alive! - - LeahG Artist
I have today drawn a cartoon caricature of Katie Waissel UK X Factor finalist. As a performer she is eccentric and quirky and for me her most intriguing feature is her hair, which can best be described as 'mad'. It is for this reason that I have chosen that feature to exaggerate in Katie... Submitted 1 year 128 days ago.

Cher Lloyd Caricature Cartoon - She Made It Through To X Factor Live Shows Despite Crippling Nerves! - - LeahG Artist
Despite some rocky press and a severe case of nerves the seventeen yr old 'Diva- in -the -making' Cher Lloyd has made it through to the live shows of the X Factor now showing in the UK. I really enjoyed Cher Lloyd's audition not so much because she sang well (which she did) but because she was... Submitted 1 year 129 days ago.

Sir Alan Sugar caricature cartoon - The Apprentice is back! - - LeahG Artist
Series 6 of The Apprentice is back this week with Sir Alan Sugar at the helm of the UK version of this hit TV show. A handful of contestants battle to win favour with the multi-millionaire Amstrad man. Here is a cartoon caricature I drew to capture Sir Alan Sugar expressing his famous catch... Submitted 1 year 132 days ago.

Pesky Flashbacks Detract From NBC's "The Event" - Gerry Charbonneau
"Television has done much for psychiatry by spreading information about it, as well as contributing to the need for it." -- Alfred Hitchcock The new NBC program "The Event", which aired for the first time on Monday September 20, 2010, has been constantly advertised and actively promoted for... Submitted 1 year 142 days ago.

Television Commercials - - Patricia Barbee
Does any else dislike the commercials urging people to buy "X-Y-Z" if they are in a certain life category because "The Government will pay for it" ? Hey, Madison Avenue ad makers, WE are the government! We who contribute to the economy of this Country are to pay those bills When I hear... Submitted 1 year 150 days ago.

Innuendo in Comedy on Television Actively Promotes Sexual Promiscuity - Gerry Charbonneau
During the month of September the major television broadcasting networks begin to actively promote their new fall lineup of programs. This is an annual ritual and a substantial portion of their advertising dollars are earmarked towards obtaining this objective. The obvious goal here is to whet... Submitted 1 year 157 days ago.

Hackneyed comedic material haunts "Hot in Cleveland" - Gerry Charbonneau
"Hot in Cleveland", the latest sitcom series to hit the airwaves this past summer , is at best an embarassing remake of the classic Golden Girls series of years gone by. Much to my chagrin I chose to watch a few episodes of this show on my computer on a quiet Saturday evening. The lack of any... Submitted 1 year 164 days ago.

Doctor Who: Series 5 Finale: The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang Review - - Cameron Home
Warning: This review contains MAJOR spoilers. If you have not watched the two episodes yet and plan on, do NOT, repeat do NOT, read this yet. Doctor Who. A classic show that is essentially Britain’s Star Trek. Everyone in Britain has heard of it, and everyone in Britain will know someone who... Submitted 1 year 225 days ago.

Triggers, Unsubs, and Criminal Minds - Randy Vaughan
I watch very little television. It is useless as a source of reliable information about current events. Regrettably, it has minimal value for learning and education. And the idea of any inherent "entertainment" value depends completely upon one's understanding and definition of the word... Submitted 1 year 230 days ago.

Flipping Off the Violence - Terry Mitchell
I'm tired of all the violence on TV. I've seen all the simulated acts of violence that I can tolerate in one lifetime. I have no interest in seeing another assault, shot, or explosion, whether brought to us by the bad guys or the good guys. I don't even want to hear people yelling at each other... Submitted 1 year 255 days ago.

America's Got Talent and Giving Your Power Away - Jennifer Stewart
When I was a child I wanted to be a singer. I sang a lot, played the guitar. I also started learning the piano. But I let my dreams be taken away from me, until in the end I believed I couldn't sing or play piano well at all. Eventually I forgot how to sing, thus fulfilling the prophecy that my... Submitted 1 year 264 days ago.

Posh and Becks cartoon caricature - David and Victoria Beckham as you've never seen them - LeahG Artist
These are my Posh and Becks ( David and Victoria Beckham) cartoon caricatures. I have decided to start offering cartoon caricatures as a service and so am getting my practice in by drawing celebrities that I hope people recognise easily! I am putting them in poses and situations that relate to... Submitted 1 year 306 days ago.

Man Vs Wild - Dangerous Advice? - Steve Gillman
There are some who say that the star of the television program Man Vs. Wild, Bear Grylls, is a fraud. I am not one of them. I think he has a lot of skills and training. He probably can climb and swim better than most of us, and more easily chokes down scorpions and worms for food. But he also... Submitted 1 year 322 days ago.

Embarrassing Bodies on Channel Four – Can They Show This on TV? Too Far? Do People Watch This? - - Connor Davidson
Ah, Friday nights don't we just love them? The one day in the week that most people can justify lying on the floor and the day that gives your brain time to replace the fuse you blew on Monday. Friday nights have now taken on a whole new dimension. Now you can sit down in-front of the television... Submitted 1 year 329 days ago.

Buffy vs. Twilight - a Slayer, a Swan, and a Vampire - - Bryan Curry
Whether you are Team Edward or Team Jacob, Team Angel or Team Spike there is one thing that all of these fans have in common and that is passion, passion for the characters and stories that make up the two most popular contributions to the pop culture of vampires in the last 20 years. With that... Submitted 1 year 332 days ago.

American Idol Season 9 Elimination Show Results - March 4, 2010 - Lorrie Davids
American Idol Season 9 has been pretty predictable, so far. So, when Ryan Seacrest opened the show by saying "Drama is about to unfold on this stage." he got my attention. Over 27 million votes were cast and the top 20 was whittled down to the top 16. The show, as usual started out with the whole... Submitted 1 year 343 days ago.

Why It Seems Like There's Less to Watch - Terry Mitchell
Although we have many more TV channels now than the three or four we used to have, it seems like there's less to watch now that there was back then. And I don't think it's just my imagination. Before the days of cable and satellite TV, there was enough air time only for the best shows, actors... Submitted 1 year 359 days ago.

Leonard Nimoy: Biography - Carolyn Tytler
When the name, "Leonard Nimoy", is mentioned, you probably think immediately of the logical and emotionless Mr. Spock on the star-ship Enterprise, speeding through the galaxy, intent on overcoming the terrorists of the future. So well was he suited to the roll, and such was his acting ability... Submitted 2 years 14 days ago.